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It was a volatile trading day on the TSX as the S&P/TSX Composite Index rose and fell.

Tuesday’s morning performance of Canada’s main stock index gave indications that it might end the first month of 2023 on a positive note.

The TSX pushed 0.63 per cent higher today on optimism in tech based on dovish monetary policy expectations.

The TSX lost 0.17 per cent today, weighed down by healthcare and industrial stocks.

The TSX ended the day up by 0.33 per cent, securing its eighth-straight day of gains.

The TSX added a hefty 0.93 per cent on higher energy and gold stocks, as well as lower U.S. inflation.

On a day Canadian inflation figure dropped marginally, and the main stock exchange experienced a rise in all the sectors during morning trading.

The unpredictability of the stock market is at play, as Canada’s main stock exchange has lost all its gains over the past three

On a day the Bank of Canada made its last policy interest rate hike for the year, Canada’s main stock index struggled to

While the nation expects another increase in interest rates by the Bank of Canada this Wednesday, Canada’s main stock index opened the week

The TSX gained 0.28 per cent today on optimism in crude oil and metals markets.

The TSX dipped on Thursday amid uncertainty about Chinese demand and U.S. interest rates.

The TSX added 0.37 per cent today, spurred on by lower-than-expected U.S. producer price data.

After hitting its highest closing height mark in two months yesterday, Canada’s main stock index took a rest today.

The TSX shed 1.23 per cent today as weaker energy stocks presaged a U.S. interest rate decision.

After posting its highest closing level in six weeks on Friday, the TSX is experiencing a rise and fall in trading.

Canada’s main stock index continued its upward swing this Thursday, hitting a new one-month high.

The sun seems to be shining on Canada’s main stock index again after a period of cloudy weather.

The Canadian stock market today proved once more the unpredictability of the stock market – that one cannot look at its movement within

The TSX slumped on Wednesday due to worrying inflation data and a dip in precious metals.